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The Magical Gemstone Jewelry (Brandee Gardiner)

Are you interested in gemstone? Do you like gemstone jewelry? Do you want to know the deep secret of it? I think the answer of most people is yes. After all, the gemstone seems to be a magical thing which has a very long history.
You love them? All of us love them, although they are not the very expensive jewelry, but no matter the gemstone necklace, or gemstone earrings, or gemstone bracelet are in its good quality and fashion styles. So I feel so nice to choose them form a online shopping mall, it looks like prefessional online wholesale fashion jewelry store, as I find there are many styles jewelry in that shopping mall.
Anyway, I just want to say that gemstone jewelry as gifts to people is a good choice, also a good idea. You can bring happy to other people with such simple gifts, as the same time, you can express your love with people, why not to choose? So I want share my feeling about choosing gifts with you here.

Color can influence our emotions and our actions. Much has been studied and written about color and its impact on our daily lives throughout the ages. Many people believe that colors are powers, and that colored stones are especially powerful.
Red is the warmest of all colors on the color wheel. In China red means prosperity and joy. In China wedding, there is filled up with red color, brides are known to wear red. The red gemstone can be used to strengthen the body, promote will power and courage. Wearing a red gemstone will stimulate vitality and energy.

Pink is the color of universal love and friendship, it is a quiet color that lovers favor. Pink gemstones can be used to promote self love and self worth. Carry or place pink gemstones around your home or place of work to stimulate love and beauty and it is useful to diminish aggression.
Orange is a color of power; it is one of the healing colors as well. Wear orange in your clothing choices during times of stress or shock. This can help you balance your emotional state,
There are also some other color gemstone jewelry, such as blue, green, brown, gold, yellow, white and black. They all have different functions.
Based on the great power of gemstone jewelry, people have many interests in it and eager to have one or more. This promotes the development of the jewelry industry. Wholesale jewelry becomes more and more popular. People around the world all like this kind of jewelry. There are many different styles of and most of them are in fashion.
Even in the internet, there are many fashion jewelry stores. People can see different kinds of jewelry when they are on line. Wholesale fashion jewelry will be much stronger in the future.
From the above, we can know some knowledge of gemstone and also gemstone jewelry. If you still want to know more, you can find a professional book to view. As the famous and leading china jewelry supplier, Aypearl values each customer's satisfaction and requirement. High quality, reasonable price, good customer service, fast shipping are good reasons for choosing Aypearl. There are more than 10000 styles of jewelry on Aypearl. Welcome to wholesale jewelry from Aypearl.com .
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Gemstone jewelry- Trend with tradition (bharat plaza india)

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Bid Adieu To All The Tensions With A Sapphire Gemstone (I am Steve)

Among all the blue gemstones on earth, Sapphire is the most precious one. The colour, durability and the lustre of the stone adds to the appeal of the stone. It is available in various colours. Sapphires belong to the corundum group. The gemstone gets its sparkling and radiating colour due to the presence of certain minerals like iron and chrome. They are mainly found in countries like Burma, Sri Lanka, Thailand, US, Tanzania and Madagascar. The gemstone derives its name from the Latin word 'sapphirus', Greek word 'sappheiros' and the Sanskrit word 'saniprayam' which means Blue Stone. It is also considered as the second hardest crystal of the earth.

This stone is mostly used in jewellery. The blue colour sapphire is mostly used in jewellery. Recently, pink, orange and yellow colour sapphires have also become quite popular. On the other hand, green and light blue sapphires are not used much. You can see these gemstones located mostly in the centre piece of rings and pendants. When a sapphire is used with diamond it gives the person who is wearing it a unique look. A Blue Sapphire is associated with sympathy, friendship and feelings that prove their value in the long term and this is one of the most important reasons why in many countries women prefer a sapphire ring over other in an engagement ceremony. The stone also symbolizes loyalty.

Sapphire Gemstones are believed to drive away mental tensions and unwanted thoughts. It helps an individual to focus on a particular thing thereby calming the mind. A Blue Sapphire is thought to bring spiritual powers inside a person. For speedy resolution of legal matters or for matters related to justice Sapphires are considered to be immensely effective and useful. The gemstone also finds its use for industrial purposes. It is used as a basic component in the manufacturing of large number of instruments such as crystals of the watch and its bearings, high durability windows, scientific instruments and many more.


As far as the prices of the sapphire gemstones are concerned, the size, transparency and colour are not the only factors that determine the colour of the gemstone; the place of the gemstone's origin also plays a very important factor in determining the price. Burmese sapphires are the most expensive ones; it is then followed by the sapphires from Ceylon. Sapphires are heated at a certain temperature in order to increase their clarity. However, a sapphire in its pure form which has not been heated is more valuable. They should always be purchased from a reputed dealer. Cleaning a sapphire gemstone with warm water, detergent and soft brush can increase the durability of the gemstone.

Before coming to the market, the raw crystals of Sapphire are first of all taken to the cutting centres. Here, the skilled workers cut the raw sapphire with much expertise and precision to give them the desired look. When put in a day light, the Sapphires exhibit brightening colours. Even in poor or artificial light the blue colour is reflected. A Blue Sapphire can be identified by many ways. You can use any of the below mentioned tips before purchasing the sapphire.

The gemstone won't have any scratches.
If it looks dull then can bring a bad impact on the health of the person who is wearing it.
If the colour of the Blue sapphire is milky or is asymmetrical in size then it can disturb the mental peace of a person.

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Reasons behind the Increasing Demand of Wholesale Gemstone Australia (Thomas Amory)

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Star Ruby - Eternal Gemstone

What are Star Rubies?
Star Rubies are a rare variety of the gemstone Ruby. These magnificent gems display a sharp six-rayed star which seems to glide and shimmer magically across the surface of the gem when the latter is moved. This is caused due to an optical phenomenon known as "Asterism". The star is best visible when the star ruby is seen in a single light source such as sunlight and spotlight.

What causes the Star-Effect?
Star-effect or "asterism" is caused by the dense inclusions of tiny fibers of rutile (also known as "silk"). The stars are caused by the light reflecting from needle-like inclusions of rutile aligned perpendicular to the rays of the star. However, since rutile is always present in star rubies, they are never completely transparent. In fact, star ruby is one of those few gemstones which actually require inclusions (i.e. rutile).

Are Star Rubies rare?
Today, out of every 100 rough corundum (ruby and sapphire) mined; only three will have stars apparent after being cut into cabochons. Out of these three, one will have a poor color but a good star; one will have a poor star but a good color and only one out of hundred will have both a good star and a good color!
Most original sources of star rubies such as Mogok (Burma) have run out of supplies. Worldwide production today is yielding a very small quantity of fine stars (especially in sizes above 5 carats). Star rubies are becoming rare as most rough today is cut into faceted stones after heating instead of being cut into cabochons to display the star.

Star Ruby Myths and Legends:
Traditionally, star rubies were worn by knights in the battlefields to protect themselves from the enemy. Local tales in Karnataka (India) say that if it is worn as a visible pendant or as a headgear then anyone who faces you as an enemy looses half his valour. The power of star ruby is said to be the highest during full moon.
Star Ruby is said to pep up internal strength, ward off tensions, distress the mind and drive away stress related problems like migraine, insomnia, and hysteria. The healing powers of gemstones remain a controversial issue, but are mentioned since ages by healers, shamans and medicine men. Whether it's a fact or a placebo effect doesn't matter, if it helps.

Famous Star Rubies:
The Delong Star Ruby resides in the Natural History Museum in New York City. It weighs 100.32 carats. Discovered in Burma during the early part of the twentieth century, it was sold by Martin Ehrmann to Edith Haggin DeLong, who donated it to the museum. In 1964 the Delong Star Ruby was the object of an infamous burglary, carried out by Jack Murphy, known as Murph the Surf, and two other men. It was then ransomed and recovered. The Delong Star was found at a designated drop off site - a phone booth in Florida.
The Rosser Reeves Ruby is one of the world's largest and finest star rubies. Weighing 138.7 carats, it is not only clearer and more translucent that the Delong Star, but also possesses a sharp six-rayed star. This Sri Lankan stone is renowned for its great color and well-defined star pattern. Advertising mogul Rosser Reeves, who donated the piece to the Smithsonian in 1965, carried it around as a lucky stone, referring to it as his baby. He often stated that he had acquired the stone at an auction in Istanbul in the mid-1950s. He actually bought the stone from Robert C. Nelson Jr. of New York who was acting on behalf of Firestone & Parson of Boston. Firestone & Parson were selling the stone for Mr. Paul Fisher of New York. Mr. Robert Fisher, Paul's father, had bought the ruby at an auction in London in 1953. At the time the ruby then weighed just over 140 carats, but was very heavily scratched, and a few carats were removed in the repolishing. The repolishing also helped to center the stone's star. Articles in the New York World-Telegram and the Sun in 1953 mentioned this fabulous gemstone.

Zodiac / Birthstone Information:
Ruby is the birthstone for July, and the Capricorn zodiac sign. The top quality of ruby is Star Ruby. Ruby is also used to celebrate a couple's 15th and 40th anniversaries.

What to Look for while buying a Star Ruby:
The value of Star rubies is basically influenced by two things: (a) The strength and sharpness of the star, (b) Intensity and attractiveness of body colour.

Sharpness of the Star: The star should be sharp and silvery / milky white. The best way to test the sharpness of the star is to look at the star ruby in sunlight with the dome facing the sun. All six prongs should be straight and equally prominent. The complete star should be centered in the middle of the gem, but should also be able to glide effortlessly around the cabochon.

Colour of the gemstone: Generally rubies are red. But star ruby is usually not red. Most star rubies are available in pinkish-red, purplish-red or purplish-brown colour. Red Rubies with a perfect star are very very rare and may cost a fortune.

Cutting: Cutting is very important to exhibit the star effect in ruby. They need to be cut into medium to high, domed cabochons to get the perfect star effect. The cabochons must be round or oval-shaped. The stone should not be too flat on the top or too heavy on the bottom. Many bottoms of stars are kept unpolished so that the light is trapped inside the gemstone.

Caring about your star ruby:
Though there are very few chemicals that attack Star Rubies, it is best to clean your star ruby with warm soap water and a toothbrush. Cleaning your Star Ruby in Ultrasonic cleaners is not recommended.

Treatments & Synthetics:
Genuine Star Rubies are usually not heat treated because heating can dissolve the rutile (silk) which causes the star to form in the first place.
Beware of Synthetic (Lab-made) Star Rubies! Synthetic star rubies jump out as way too perfect looking, i.e. a perfect star, a super clean stone, and great color. In natural star rubies the distribution of colour is often uneven, in stripes and spots - which is the best way to judge with the naked eye whether the star ruby is natural or synthetic. However, sometimes it may be a tough task to distinguish between natural and synthetic gems and if you run into any such stone, be sure to ask for a Reputed Gem Laboratory certificate from the seller. No doubt synthetic star rubies are much cheaper than natural ones, but they may offer little or no resale value.

Advise on Star Ruby Jewellery:
Star Rubies are available in all forms of jewellery. However, Star Ruby Rings and Pendants are usually preferred. To maximize its astrological and healing effects, it is advised that the gemstone should be mounted in jewellery in such a way that the bottom of the stone touches to skin. Star Ruby can also be kept as a loose gemstone. Rubies look best in Yellow Gold Jewellery, though it really depends on the choice of the wearer.

To conclude, if you are looking out for a gemstone, but not sure which one to buy, search no more, get yourself this mystical gem! Send this page to:

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Author: Harshil Zaveri
For more information on Star Rubies, visit The Star Ruby Shop at www.starruby.in/store/

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The Knowledge of Gemstone (Brandee Gardiner)

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Star Ruby - Eternal Gemstone

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What are Star Rubies?
Star Rubies are a rare variety of the gemstone Ruby. These magnificent gems display a sharp six-rayed star which seems to glide and shimmer magically across the surface of the gem when the latter is moved. This is caused due to an optical phenomenon known as "Asterism". The star is best visible when the star ruby is seen in a single light source such as sunlight and spotlight.

What causes the Star-Effect?
Star-effect or "asterism" is caused by the dense inclusions of tiny fibers of rutile (also known as "silk"). The stars are caused by the light reflecting from needle-like inclusions of rutile aligned perpendicular to the rays of the star. However, since rutile is always present in star rubies, they are never completely transparent. In fact, star ruby is one of those few gemstones which actually require inclusions (i.e. rutile).

Are Star Rubies rare?
Today, out of every 100 rough corundum (ruby and sapphire) mined; only three will have stars apparent after being cut into cabochons. Out of these three, one will have a poor color but a good star; one will have a poor star but a good color and only one out of hundred will have both a good star and a good color!
Most original sources of star rubies such as Mogok (Burma) have run out of supplies. Worldwide production today is yielding a very small quantity of fine stars (especially in sizes above 5 carats). Star rubies are becoming rare as most rough today is cut into faceted stones after heating instead of being cut into cabochons to display the star.

Star Ruby Myths and Legends:
Traditionally, star rubies were worn by knights in the battlefields to protect themselves from the enemy. Local tales in Karnataka (India) say that if it is worn as a visible pendant or as a headgear then anyone who faces you as an enemy looses half his valour. The power of star ruby is said to be the highest during full moon.
Star Ruby is said to pep up internal strength, ward off tensions, distress the mind and drive away stress related problems like migraine, insomnia, and hysteria. The healing powers of gemstones remain a controversial issue, but are mentioned since ages by healers, shamans and medicine men. Whether it's a fact or a placebo effect doesn't matter, if it helps.

Famous Star Rubies:
The Delong Star Ruby resides in the Natural History Museum in New York City. It weighs 100.32 carats. Discovered in Burma during the early part of the twentieth century, it was sold by Martin Ehrmann to Edith Haggin DeLong, who donated it to the museum. In 1964 the Delong Star Ruby was the object of an infamous burglary, carried out by Jack Murphy, known as Murph the Surf, and two other men. It was then ransomed and recovered. The Delong Star was found at a designated drop off site - a phone booth in Florida.
The Rosser Reeves Ruby is one of the world's largest and finest star rubies. Weighing 138.7 carats, it is not only clearer and more translucent that the Delong Star, but also possesses a sharp six-rayed star. This Sri Lankan stone is renowned for its great color and well-defined star pattern. Advertising mogul Rosser Reeves, who donated the piece to the Smithsonian in 1965, carried it around as a lucky stone, referring to it as his baby. He often stated that he had acquired the stone at an auction in Istanbul in the mid-1950s. He actually bought the stone from Robert C. Nelson Jr. of New York who was acting on behalf of Firestone & Parson of Boston. Firestone & Parson were selling the stone for Mr. Paul Fisher of New York. Mr. Robert Fisher, Paul's father, had bought the ruby at an auction in London in 1953. At the time the ruby then weighed just over 140 carats, but was very heavily scratched, and a few carats were removed in the repolishing. The repolishing also helped to center the stone's star. Articles in the New York World-Telegram and the Sun in 1953 mentioned this fabulous gemstone.

Zodiac / Birthstone Information:
Ruby is the birthstone for July, and the Capricorn zodiac sign. The top quality of ruby is Star Ruby. Ruby is also used to celebrate a couple's 15th and 40th anniversaries.

What to Look for while buying a Star Ruby:
The value of Star rubies is basically influenced by two things: (a) The strength and sharpness of the star, (b) Intensity and attractiveness of body colour.

Sharpness of the Star: The star should be sharp and silvery / milky white. The best way to test the sharpness of the star is to look at the star ruby in sunlight with the dome facing the sun. All six prongs should be straight and equally prominent. The complete star should be centered in the middle of the gem, but should also be able to glide effortlessly around the cabochon.

Colour of the gemstone: Generally rubies are red. But star ruby is usually not red. Most star rubies are available in pinkish-red, purplish-red or purplish-brown colour. Red Rubies with a perfect star are very very rare and may cost a fortune.

Cutting: Cutting is very important to exhibit the star effect in ruby. They need to be cut into medium to high, domed cabochons to get the perfect star effect. The cabochons must be round or oval-shaped. The stone should not be too flat on the top or too heavy on the bottom. Many bottoms of stars are kept unpolished so that the light is trapped inside the gemstone.

Caring about your star ruby:
Though there are very few chemicals that attack Star Rubies, it is best to clean your star ruby with warm soap water and a toothbrush. Cleaning your Star Ruby in Ultrasonic cleaners is not recommended.

Treatments & Synthetics:
Genuine Star Rubies are usually not heat treated because heating can dissolve the rutile (silk) which causes the star to form in the first place.
Beware of Synthetic (Lab-made) Star Rubies! Synthetic star rubies jump out as way too perfect looking, i.e. a perfect star, a super clean stone, and great color. In natural star rubies the distribution of colour is often uneven, in stripes and spots - which is the best way to judge with the naked eye whether the star ruby is natural or synthetic. However, sometimes it may be a tough task to distinguish between natural and synthetic gems and if you run into any such stone, be sure to ask for a Reputed Gem Laboratory certificate from the seller. No doubt synthetic star rubies are much cheaper than natural ones, but they may offer little or no resale value.

Advise on Star Ruby Jewellery:
Star Rubies are available in all forms of jewellery. However, Star Ruby Rings and Pendants are usually preferred. To maximize its astrological and healing effects, it is advised that the gemstone should be mounted in jewellery in such a way that the bottom of the stone touches to skin. Star Ruby can also be kept as a loose gemstone. Rubies look best in Yellow Gold Jewellery, though it really depends on the choice of the wearer.

To conclude, if you are looking out for a gemstone, but not sure which one to buy, search no more, get yourself this mystical gem! Send this page to:

Author Bio
Author: Harshil Zaveri
For more information on Star Rubies, visit The Star Ruby Shop at www.starruby.in/store/

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